Eighth, maybe I was just unlucky, but the missions never took me in the direction I wanted to go. As I said, I was using nomad mode as part of an around the world tour. At least half of my flights were deadhead flights because there were no missions heading in the direction I was travelling. If I needed to go southeast, all of the missions were to the northwest. I would fly from airport to airport, and all of the missions were going the wrong way. Most airports generate about two missions when you land, meaning your choices are limited. Thus, you can count on having to fly, not 200, but between 300 and 400 missions before you can escape the crappy C172 for something nicer.
I was using nomad mode in conjunction with an around the world flight. I was not interested in something boring and difficult. I just wanted to act as a rogue trader working my way across the world. This strikes me as the most useful use for nomad mode.
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Since I am using the Air Hauler version 2 Early Access as a supplemental game, I started delivering cargo around the U.K. As stated in my last post, I started at Fair Oakes. The game makes pilots fly a type rating before one can start making money in the game. Honestly, I flunked the first three test flights. It's not that I crashed, or even damaged the plane. It's just that my landings were a little bit too rough. At $328 a pop for each of these check rides, not much as left of my original $1000! Like I was literally down to $15.00. I got to sleep in my plane that night because I did not have enough money for a hotel room!
Anyway, there was no northbound cargo from Granville, so I was just going to deadhead it to Southhampton. The flight went well, except that the flight monitor from Air Hauler went bad and did not record the flight. So I redid it. Again the flight monitor malfunctioned. That was several hour of my life I would like to have back. Unfortunately, I cracked up my plane on the third attempt. Fortunately, it was insured, and the insurer picked up the cost of repairs.
Failing to find work, I deadheaded a flight to King Faisal AB, Saudi Arabia (OETB) Most of this flight was in pea soup. Fortunately, the G1000 makes it easy to navigate in bad conditions. Fortunately the clouds broke just before I landed, so I could actually see the runway!
I have not posted any pictures of the past several days flights. Most of the airports I travelled to were naked airports in FSX with no buildings. In many cases they were just landing strips, with no taxi ways or anything. 2ff7e9595c
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